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Get an Idea of What We Can Do!
Here are pictures of some of our designs. Most of these, if still available, you can find in our etsy store: http:/sandtcreations.etsy.com By purchasing wholesale, participating in group buys with other designers and watching for clearance and sales/specials, we are able to keep our prices low. By purchasing directly from the designer, you are able to avoid mark up costs associated with vendors, marketing and advertising, and store overhead costs. Also, you will be supporting small businesses and the entire handmade, one of a kind, handcrafted community of creative people around the world!
Our Business Blog
http://www.sandtcreations.com/wordpress
Our blog offers many things to readers. We will discuss details about our work and creations. We will provide information on our work, our schedule and where we will be. We will also talk about jewelry care, and gemstone information, as well as history of jewelry characteristics and designs (for example, do YOU know what the "evil eye" beads were used for?).
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Etsy Storefront
Grand Rounds
$75.00
Gemstone Show Stopper
$50.00
Earth's Bounty
$90.00
Chestnut On Wood
$20.00
Cinnabar Tzar
$45.00
Brick Adornment
$25.00
High Priestess
$75.00
Coral Collar Set
$42.00
Blue Swirl Disc Set
$45.00
Brown Derby Earrings
$6.00
Brown Derby
$40.00
Afrikani
$80.00
Turquoise Tear
$50.00
Copper Sunset
$65.00
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Books that will come in handy!
Educating our Customers
It's hard to compete with imitation designs
How do you separate yourself and your designs from imitation pieces that can be found anywhere in local stores? How do you educate customers so they know what they are purchasing?
Do you find it is important for customers to know what your designs contain & how they were made?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byNo, my work speaks for itself
Yes, I always want customers to know about the components, inspiration, etc.
Teri_B says:
It's difficult for customers, particularly new ones, to know what goes into our designs, when they can find imitation pieces at department stores. We need to educate them as much as possible.
Posted December 21, 2008
Reader Feedback
Lisa C wrote
Hi Teri! For some reason I can't leave comments on your business blog, so I wanted to pop over here and let you know (and hope you don't mind) that I mentioned one of your ideas on abeadaday today. Take care and have a happy new year!
http://abeadaday.blogspot.com/
Other Links For You To Check Out
More Information About Us & Things We've Done
- Stretch Your Wardrobe Dollars and Be In Style!
- You would be amazed at what you can see if you just re-organize your closet. Then, pick up just a few new key items and you can be fashionable and in style all winter!
- Lone Star Vintage Clothing Article
- Read about what someone else wrote about our designs.
- Review of Our Business
- See our introduction of our new business.
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